Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Florida.
A 29-year-old man died after being shot during an altercation in downtown St. Petersburg, police said. The suspect is still at large.
A man was hospitalized after being hit by a truck while removing a turtle from the road in Seminole, Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said.
A Tampa motorcyclist suffered fatal injuries in a southbound I-275 crash involving a Lakewood Ranch driver, FL Highway Patrol said.
Since opening in 2017 in Dunedin, Penny Lane Beatles Museum has gained international attention as a one-of-a-kind attraction.
$200K Raised For Homeless Restaurant Manager | Restaurant Openings, Closings | Culinary Trolley Tour Launches
Memorial Day weekend events in the St. Pete area include military ceremonies, a FL Orchestra performance, parties, art museum admission.
The 2026 ParkScore Index from the Trust for Public Land compared local park systems in Tampa and St. Pete to other U.S. cities.
A St. Pete comedian is hosting a burlesque comedy open mic at The Ball inspired by the '90s TV show "Roseanne."
A Gulfport man was charged with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of his friend last month, police said.
Serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1953.
The city of St. Pete is seeking developers for a new affordable rental housing program offering $42M in federal hurricane recovery funds.
A Tampa influencer raised $200K to rent a home for the 85-year-old woman who runs Café Bích Nga and frequently sleeps at the restaurant.
270-Unit Apartment Complex Breaks Ground In Pasco | Concierge Company Supports Tampa Bay Employers | Paint-And-Sip Lounge Coming Soon
A new family-friendly art studio and paint-and-sip lounge is opening on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg's Edge District.
The U.S. Justice Department said a St. Pete rental property manager violated federal servicemember protections in an eviction case.
A new concierge company is designed to support recruiting and HR teams as they hire and relocate talent to St. Pete and the Tampa Bay area.
Dog Reunited With Owner After 12 Years | Lightning May Have Caused USF Fire | 160-Piece Banksy Exhibit | ‘Scarface’ Mansion Listed At $237M
St. Pete artist Chad Mize is celebrating the opening of a group show, Realm, and an immersive installation, Randomize, at FloridaRAMA.
Couple With HSN Ties Plans Bookstore | Candidates On Gas Plant District Proposals | French Cafe Relocates | Mexican Steakhouse Planned
May events in the Tampa Bay area include Sharkapalooza, Country Thunder Festival, an Italian festival, a Memorial Day parade, a Pride event.
While parts of FL can expect sunny skies over Mother's Day weekend, other areas can expect showers, thunderstorms and winds, NWS said.
Patch asked St. Pete City Council and mayoral candidates to share their favorite Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment proposals.
The proposed development would include 150 affordable units and ground-floor commercial space, a report said.
Treating moms to brunch or dinner is one of the top ways to celebrate Mother’s Day. These St. Pete restaurants are taking reservations.
A new community bookstore, Pages & Perks, plans to open soon in St. Petersburg's historic Roser Park neighborhood.
Summer Softball sessions at North Shore Park every Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00 AM-11:00
The Marine Science Laboratory at USF’s St. Pete campus is likely “a total loss” after a fire tore through the building, officials said.
Tuesday, May 5. Harry Heumann will discuss the St. Pete Holocaust Museum and his personal connection to the horrific events it commemorates
Huge plumes of smoke were seen billowing from the lab where the fire broke out Saturday night.
Fans heading to Tropicana Field can book Rays-themed cuts and get temporary blue hair coloring at a barbershop in St. Pete's Edge District.
Events across the Tampa Bay area will celebrate Cinco de Mayo, including music and food festivals, a family-friendly race, and bar crawls.
Officials said the aggressive species threatens soil structure and can also harm plant roots. Here's how to spot it.
A Vietnamese coffee shop serving matcha, phin-drip coffee, croffles and baguette sticks has set its opening date in Grand Central District.
PSTA plans to use a $4.8 million federal grant to buy and renovate two vessels for the Tampa Bay Ferry between St. Pete and Tampa.
A fast-casual Italian restaurant that closed temporarily earlier this year is reopening just a few blocks away in downtown St. Pete.
Six candidates, now including former FL Gov. Crist, are challenging incumbent Ken Welch for the role of St. Pete mayor.
PSTA said the new ferry would run seven days a week between Tampa and St. Petersburg if its board approves the plan.
The new market plans to bring Asian pantry staples, snacks, and grab-and-go meals to a former wellness space in the Grand Central District.